The Moral Limits of the Crime of Money Laundering

  • Alldridge P
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Clean money is worth more than dirty money. Clean money—money untainted by criminal association—can be invested in profitable activities or spent on consumption, more or less conspicuous, without risk of recrimination. Dirty money, generally speaking, can only be …

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Alldridge, P. (2001). The Moral Limits of the Crime of Money Laundering. Buffalo Criminal Law Review, 5(1), 279–319. https://doi.org/10.1525/nclr.2001.5.1.279

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